There ain't no therapy like retail therapy

[ithika]

Of course, I shouldn't have done it, because, becauuuse, I'm now never going to finish Heart of Crappiness Darkness before the holidays are out, and we all know it. However, that's beside the point, because I'm not thinking about school, makes me feel icky.

But yes, after much delay, I finally got my hands on a copy of Interview With The Vampire, and, being the situation as it was, dutifully bought it. [Money is a wonderful thing] But yes. Am much, much enjoying it, and have decided to at least attempt to force myself to read HOD, and attempt to impose upon myself a "For every two chapters of HOD, you may read 50 pages of IWTV" even in saying it, I know it's not going to happen, however. It's nice to be able to say I at least considered trying.

Situations look bleak for any chances of goings-out, which, I suppose, *grudgingly* is fitting for this particular part of my life. [or considerable lack thereof] after all, I still have you, don't I livejournal? *hugs livejournal* [now is not the time to shut down or crash, livejournal, trust me on this]

Comments

[syndarys.livejournal.com]

I completely bluffed my way through my English A Level with Heart of Darkness... I read the first... I dunno... two, three chapters... and that was it. As luck may have it, I decided to attempt to read some of it on the bus while I was on my way to sit my exam, and I read... two pages... which happened to be the two pages the extract was from in the exam O.O I actually managed to get a B on that paper (and a B on my language paper too, but I didnt do well with my coursework, and I ended up with a D grade over all *scowls*)

What aspect of Heart of Darkness are you looking at? We had to look at the role the women played in the book...

[louisthefly.livejournal.com]

when you made that self imposed law, did you realise heart of darkness is only three chapters long?

i find it helps to see apocalypse now, although you need to understand that the movie was VERY loosely based on the book